Notes and format last updated Apr 16, 2020
This section tracks metrics for states and counties normalized for population (number of cases or deaths per million residents), and then compares these figures both for our geographies and the country overall.
Table of total confirmed cases per million residents (all 50 states)
## state casesPerMillion
## 1: New York 12,481
## 2: New Jersey 9,603
## 3: Massachusetts 5,524
## 4: Louisiana 5,147
## 5: Connecticut 5,038
## 6: Rhode Island 4,442
## 7: District of Columbia 3,957
## 8: Michigan 3,138
## 9: Delaware 2,606
## 10: Pennsylvania 2,577
## 11: Illinois 2,395
## 12: Maryland 2,122
## 13: South Dakota 1,848
## 14: Colorado 1,689
## 15: Indiana 1,665
## 16: Georgia 1,659
## 17: Washington 1,550
## 18: Mississippi 1,436
## 19: Vermont 1,301
## 20: Florida 1,224
## 21: Nevada 1,214
## 22: New Hampshire 1,023
## 23: Tennessee 1,002
## 24: Virginia 1,000
## 25: Alabama 999
## 26: Ohio 992
## 27: Utah 957
## 28: Iowa 923
## 29: Missouri 923
## 30: Idaho 884
## 31: New Mexico 879
## 32: South Carolina 850
## 33: California 798
## 34: North Dakota 767
## 35: Nebraska 761
## 36: Wisconsin 746
## 37: Arizona 677
## 38: Texas 670
## 39: Kentucky 662
## 40: Oklahoma 656
## 41: Kansas 651
## 42: Maine 644
## 43: North Carolina 619
## 44: Arkansas 590
## 45: Wyoming 540
## 46: West Virginia 496
## 47: Oregon 452
## 48: Alaska 433
## 49: Minnesota 417
## 50: Hawaii 405
## 51: Montana 405
## 52: Puerto Rico 379
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state casesPerMillion
Table of new cases per million residents: rolling 3-day average (all 50 states)
## state casesNewPerMillion
## 1: New Jersey 374
## 2: New York 351
## 3: Massachusetts 285
## 4: Rhode Island 273
## 5: District of Columbia 209
## 6: Connecticut 194
## 7: Delaware 158
## 8: South Dakota 122
## 9: Illinois 121
## 10: Pennsylvania 121
## 11: Maryland 112
## 12: Louisiana 100
## 13: Ohio 90
## 14: North Dakota 83
## 15: Indiana 82
## 16: Iowa 81
## 17: Michigan 74
## 18: Mississippi 72
## 19: Nebraska 65
## 20: Virginia 64
## 21: Georgia 62
## 22: Colorado 61
## 23: Florida 46
## 24: Nevada 45
## 25: New Hampshire 44
## 26: Utah 40
## 27: Kentucky 39
## 28: New Mexico 39
## 29: Tennessee 36
## 30: Kansas 34
## 31: Alabama 33
## 32: North Carolina 32
## 33: Arizona 31
## 34: Missouri 30
## 35: California 28
## 36: South Carolina 28
## 37: Texas 28
## 38: Washington 28
## 39: West Virginia 28
## 40: Minnesota 26
## 41: Wisconsin 26
## 42: Vermont 23
## 43: Oklahoma 20
## 44: Arkansas 17
## 45: Maine 17
## 46: Puerto Rico 17
## 47: Oregon 13
## 48: Hawaii 9
## 49: Idaho 9
## 50: Wyoming 9
## 51: Alaska 8
## 52: Montana 5
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state casesNewPerMillion
Table of total deaths per million residents (all 50 states)
## state deathsPerMillion
## 1: New York 712
## 2: New Jersey 473
## 3: Connecticut 316
## 4: Louisiana 278
## 5: Massachusetts 247
## 6: Michigan 239
## 7: Rhode Island 141
## 8: District of Columbia 136
## 9: Illinois 102
## 10: Pennsylvania 100
## 11: Indiana 83
## 12: Washington 83
## 13: Maryland 80
## 14: Colorado 73
## 15: Delaware 68
## 16: Georgia 64
## 17: Vermont 59
## 18: Mississippi 53
## 19: Nevada 51
## 20: Ohio 40
## 21: Wisconsin 38
## 22: Florida 35
## 23: Oklahoma 35
## 24: Kentucky 33
## 25: Alabama 32
## 26: Kansas 32
## 27: Virginia 32
## 28: Missouri 31
## 29: New Hampshire 30
## 30: California 29
## 31: New Mexico 26
## 32: Arizona 25
## 33: Idaho 25
## 34: Maine 25
## 35: Iowa 23
## 36: Minnesota 23
## 37: South Carolina 23
## 38: Tennessee 22
## 39: North Carolina 17
## 40: Oregon 17
## 41: Texas 17
## 42: Nebraska 14
## 43: North Dakota 13
## 44: Arkansas 12
## 45: Puerto Rico 12
## 46: West Virginia 11
## 47: Alaska 9
## 48: Montana 9
## 49: Utah 8
## 50: Hawaii 7
## 51: South Dakota 7
## 52: Wyoming 3
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state deathsPerMillion
Table of new deaths per million residents: rolling 3-day average (all 50 states)
## state deathsNewPerMillion
## 1: New York 28
## 2: New Jersey 25
## 3: Massachusetts 22
## 4: Connecticut 14
## 5: Rhode Island 14
## 6: Louisiana 10
## 7: Pennsylvania 10
## 8: Michigan 9
## 9: District of Columbia 7
## 10: Delaware 5
## 11: Illinois 5
## 12: Maryland 5
## 13: Indiana 4
## 14: Mississippi 3
## 15: Colorado 2
## 16: Georgia 2
## 17: Minnesota 2
## 18: Ohio 2
## 19: Virginia 2
## 20: Washington 2
## 21: Alabama 1
## 22: Arizona 1
## 23: California 1
## 24: Florida 1
## 25: Iowa 1
## 26: Kansas 1
## 27: Kentucky 1
## 28: Maine 1
## 29: Missouri 1
## 30: Nevada 1
## 31: New Hampshire 1
## 32: New Mexico 1
## 33: North Carolina 1
## 34: Vermont 1
## 35: West Virginia 1
## 36: Wisconsin 1
## 37: Alaska 0
## 38: Arkansas 0
## 39: Hawaii 0
## 40: Idaho 0
## 41: Montana 0
## 42: Nebraska 0
## 43: North Dakota 0
## 44: Oklahoma 0
## 45: Oregon 0
## 46: South Carolina 0
## 47: South Dakota 0
## 48: Tennessee 0
## 49: Texas 0
## 50: Utah 0
## 51: Wyoming 0
## 52: Puerto Rico -1
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state deathsNewPerMillion
Table showing total cases per million and percentile for all US counties. Includes our counties and the top 5 in the US for perspective.
## county state casesPerMillion rawRanking percentile
## 1: New York New York 82,548 1 99
## 2: Rockland New York 28,743 2 99
## 3: Marion Ohio 28,175 3 99
## 4: Westchester New York 24,602 4 99
## 5: Nassau New York 22,118 5 99
## 6: Davidson Tennessee 2,523 187 94
## 7: Richland South Carolina 1,568 382 87
## 8: Pierce Washington 1,293 480 84
## 9: York South Carolina 555 1154 63
## 10: Orange California 515 1234 60
Our county percentiles over time
Table showing total deaths per million and percentile for all US counties. Includes our counties and the top 5 in the US for perspective.
## county state deathsPerMillion rawRanking percentile
## 1: New York New York 5,961 1 99
## 2: Randolph Georgia 1,918 2 99
## 3: Terrell Georgia 1,641 3 99
## 4: Nassau New York 1,162 4 99
## 5: Mitchell Georgia 1,052 5 99
## 6: Pierce Washington 35 661 78
## 7: Richland South Carolina 34 683 78
## 8: Davidson Tennessee 29 758 75
## 9: York South Carolina 11 1068 66
## 10: Orange California 10 1079 65
Our county percentiles over time